Happy Thanksgiving!
2012-11-22 21:32:12.000 – The Summit Crew, and Marty
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Tonight’s comment will be short and sweet because tonight is Thanksgiving! Here on the summit, each of the crew chose one dish to contribute to the meal, and with more food then we know what to do with, we are sure to be full and relaxing on the couch in no time. Now it would not be Thanksgiving without saying what we are thankful for; I think all of us here on the summit can agree that we are so thankful for our members and supports, without whom we would not be here. So thank you all for making the Observatory a part of your life and ours!
The Summit Crew, and Marty
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